"An expansion of the office workplaces in Seitenstetten was absolutely necessary following the merger of the Hausmening and Seitenstetten sites," says Lisec CFO Oliver Pichler. A total of over 7 million euros was invested in the construction project. Construction work began in April 2022, with numerous regional partners providing support. Trends in the world of work, such as collaboration spaces and shared desks, were incorporated into the design.
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Project Manager and Head of Industrial Engineering/Facility Management, Friedrich Schrenk, adds: "We have successfully implemented the Engineering Centre despite a rapid start to construction and many ongoing changes. We are proud of the result and are delighted with the growth at the Seitenstetten site. We are optimistic about the future."
Future-orientated and attractive working environment
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The office building with integrated laboratory area offers a new working environment with different room concepts. Employees can choose between quiet and communicative areas, depending on their needs.
"We want to offer our employees a modern, future-orientated and attractive working environment. We are only successful thanks to our employees. That's why we need to focus on a suitable working environment. That's what we've done with the construction of the new Engineering Centre," says Oliver Pichler.
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CEO Gottfried Brunbauer adds: "Seitenstetten is of central importance as the Lisec Group's long-standing main site and will remain so in the future. We will therefore continue to invest in the site. Over the next few years, further modernisation steps will follow, both in the office infrastructure and in production."
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